no "et al." on a new page

etrigan
Hi,

is it possible for the cls-language to notice, if a new page begins in my document?

Example:
page 1:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
texttexttexttext (authorsname 2001 p.39).
....
texttexttext (et al. p.40)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

page 2:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
blablub (et al. p.41)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Usually, here is an "et al.", but i want to have an "authorsname 2001 p.41".



Thanks

Jakob
  • fbennett
    edited December 10, 2012
    CSL is not currently capable of detecting page boundaries. If it were added to the language, it is unlikely that it would be turned on in a word processor -- even in LaTeX, formatting changes triggered by a page-break can cause an infinite processing loop.
  • etrigan
    Hi,

    ok, thanks, so I have to add this manually.

    Bye, Jakob
  • fbennett
    Yep. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
  • Gracile
    No, it's not possible.
  • etrigan
    @fbennett: it's the help I wanted: so I don't spend more time on finding a howto or try it my self ;)

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